Trial in Walworth murder case shows Greenacre and Gale
Witnesses describe Christmas garden visits at No 6 Carpenter's buildings and a plan of the three houses. Detection follows a haul of boxes, a pawned pair of shoes, and a trunk found at Edgware Road as police arrest Greenacre and Gale for the willful murder of Hannah Brown.
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Green
No. 6
Gale
Greenaere
Clarsson
Migs Greenacre
Pawe
Ubaurboud
Greenacre
Otras
York Street
Walworth Road
A. Broker’s
Payne
Coalridge
Thomas Higgins
Ward
Tottenham Court
Mr. Ward
Greenacres
Christus
Vindal
Price
Hannah Brown
Hinesr
Edgware Road
Mr. Price
Joseph Knowles
Bolingbroke-row
Walworth-road
Feltham
No 1
St Albans
Kenningter
Soni Witnis
Paddington
St. Alban’s Street
Warglebone
Payse
Iim
Adolphus
Rebeca Davies
Wymondham
Jaconet Dreas
Gravesend
Davis
Brown
Taylor
St. Giles-in-the-Fields
Findal
London Trial Tugsday Evidence On Head Wounds And Death
Proceedings in a sensational trial opened at ten in the morning before Lord Chief Justice Tindal and two other justices. Police witnesses described the Paddington station head injuries, the strangling handkerchief, and the body’s condition. Surgeons testified to the head wounds, neck cuts, and internal injuries suggesting death from a severe blow and possible pre mortem violence, with lengthy cross examinations detailing the head’s anatomy and blood flow.
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Tindal
Coleridge
Justice Coltman
London
Hacker
Michael Carrell Brown
Adolphus
Paddington
Greenacre
Girdwood
Jamun
Payne
Thomas Tringham
Clarkson
T Division
Mr. Price
Maida~Hill
America
Mathias Rolle
Mr. Bodkin
Sarah Mathews
Fell
Police Ofice
Marylebone
Birtwistle
Mile End
Stepney Elmred-Yard
Witecas
Mr. Girdwood
Gross
Bodkin
Paddinston
Theerson
Medical Gazette
Hunter Lane
Henry Grey
Mr. Clarkson
Lane
Ady
Horrible rape trial at Gloucester assigns blame to Rea and crew
The King v James Rea Henry Parry George Jones and Joseph Wright unfolds as the jury convicts on the first indictment of rape upon Mary Lea a country girl aged about 18 after a voyage on the Severn. The proceedings cover abetting charges and a second indictment for a subsequent act with debates on autrefois acquit. The jury returns guilty on the first count, then acquittal questions arise on the second indictment before judgment.
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Oxford
Gloucester
KING
James Rea
Henry Parry
George Jones
Joseph Wright
Mary Lea
Rea
Greaves
Daniel
Serjeant Ludlow
Godson
Wright
Watson
Parry
Severn
Tewkesbury
William Jones
James Bodenham
Jones
Rusat Oak
Bodenham
Wakefield
Lee
Bedenham
William Lee
Gadson
Mr. Watson
Baron Bolland
Perry
Autrefois
Nottingham Wurderer Coroner Testimony Details Murders
Greensmith confessed to strangling his three young children Mark Anne and the eldest John in one bed across several hours. He described binding each with a handkerchief and claimed no bloodshed or screams. The coroner recorded a Wilful murder verdict and the jury committed him for trial at the next assizes.
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Greensmith
Mark
Anne
Ann
William
Jenn
John
William Ann
Thomas Greensmith
Disappearance Report From Lambeth Street Office
A tradesman from Hackney reported his 25 year old daughter vanished after leaving home for errands. He described her as fair with auburn hair and a mole under her chin, noting she had no known acquaintances and was religious minded. Detective details follow regarding the missing person case.
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Hackney
Lambeth Street
Nvi
France
Foss
Pyrenees
Gera
Marie
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Frances
Joseph Andrews
Carpenter
Mrs. Gale
Greenacres House
Bey
Sam
Chessold
Pitt-street
Clerkenwell
Bowyer-Lane
Amberwell
Greenoie
Rentaou
Witen
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